Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

An alleged frGuduleEt u0cumeDt 10 hc nsed in the sharon divorce csse. was dis missed in the superoir court this mOrn- iug at the request of the district attor- Dey. who stated that he could not hope Tor a conviction because of the lack of evidence.
 LONDON, April l9.-In the debate on tbe ehercion bill m toe house of com mons last night, Parnell stated that au alleged letter, said tO have been sd- dressed by him to Patrick EyRn, apOl- irjzing for having denounced the Phoe- nix park murder, was fabrication all the way through, and the signature was a forgery.
 SAN FnASCIsco. April 19-Mr. !. c. Stubbs, the general traffic manager Cf the Southern Pacific Company, stated today. ID regard to the report ths,i the Atchison Company intended to ssclre connection with this c.ty by means Ot steamboat hue from Los Angelea. that the contract te- tween the Southern Pacific compSr. and tie Atlantic k Pacific railroad made nearly three year. aCO, proyid- that al. business bound for this cIty must pas over the southern Facinc lines. Mir. StuDbs n!so stated ;Aai the contract caunO: be termIna'ei py either company without three years notice being given.
 soc,Eao, Y. NJ, April 19.-Mr. R. D. Brown, of bUils4C, New York, veal ,ly and prominent miaiug msn oi ,h.s county. Sas Ilei to-day, sccGstd os kI.iiDg hi5 tnIEtssu- yeal-oli sier- sou by crGe..y and poisonous drugs The feeling agbllst ihe Iriscner IS yery bitter.
 SAN FRAsCsc0, April l9.- The flour iuc mills iu ;Ee State ars iarEsIy cur .l.llug or entirely ceGslng operations The reason k that the rise iu wheat will not permit them to mll4 WILL profit,
 WASHINGTON April l9- Com mission CT Coleman has appointed I. l. u Andrews, of Texas, specisl agent o' tLc Bureau ot Animal ludustry, to look for infectious diseases. He takes tue place Ct Agent Cunningham recently deceased.
 NEW YORK. April l9.-The following card published this morning explains iJself:
 To the Editor of he Hersld;-I hav- seen 6 paragraph which has been gong the rounds tO the effect that General i-7- yau's papers cou;ain G letter iIcH General Sherman Oi cpmprom;' ing nature which be nd his brother had enieav0red tO suppress, and m your Is sue today ] tiud thut one Ct yurr W a-n- in- ton cores spoudeuts has lnteryieWed the Senator who treated the whole maj ter wI,h proper contempt Now l re affirm every word my brother is report ed Co have said. General L'csn,s friends are Bt perfect hbeTiy Co rUblisb in full any letter l ever wrote io hIn- private. confidential, or official, Fur thrT. n Mrs. Logan. or ohm X, Logan IT,. wIll send Co he an accredited agent I will permit him to see a copy or all the letters to be published to gratii, curic sity. All men ID e public station ErIte private letters as vel! Gs pubin and iu this instance ] withdraw ttC limIta- ti0nF as tO publication and only sug- gestIug that the letter and answer Co be published together. ns more satisfactory io the honest readers than paragraph here, which IS as much of forgery Rs the raising of cheek.
 Signed: W. T. Sherman.
 FIiIh Avenue Hc:el, New York, April 18th.
 PHILADELPHIA. April 19,-The Penn sylvgnia railroad ofiici ls declare that the reports as 10 the value oi the good stolen by the employes of the Panhandle road have been greatly exaggerated. They declare tho. the total loss SII Do; exceed fl50OO,
 WASHINGTON. AprIl 19-The presI der, has appointed Sigourney Butler ot Boston.t to be seconuld comptroller of the treasury, io place of Judge Maynard, promoted to the assistant secretary Eip of tLc treasury.
 WAsuISGToN, April l9.-The c7mmis- sion appointed to investigate the Hc- counts of the railroads which have re- rgiv-I government aid. called at tEg I-- :er.gs department this afternoon and gave their respects To Secretary L-T. or. Later in she day 5he commission net a-d elected Governor Petiison rEaiF- man. Ssverei hours were -.ent ID an ,xaminshon oi the reports Of The affairs
 4 lhe Pacific railroads. N1 general plan 0f operation EEs d-termIced Ugcn- S yerAl railway Cfiicia.-, expressed a wi.liuguess io aif tine Commissioner ir tlcir investlcliIcus.
 WAsutvGr1y. April 19-Elward A. N--rly. Of Boston, vrs appointed sec r,Jary of tbe Interstate Commerce C n'. Ui-si1n. BeIs Co Democratic m moer o. tna Massachusetts l. gl-llturr nui on Of She committee on railroads. He vAs strongly eudCrs for Dua pf lhe mriss!ouershi;5. Nir i l. has L.en a merchant o, Li-E z.-slirg n Boston for many years.
 NEW YORK. April l9 -AI-yqnder Mitchell. ot Milwaukee, fre-'teat O' the Milwaukee and S.. Paul bll!roGf. died st tSe Hoffman House 6t -.il thls sfteruoCn, ot pneumonia. M. Mitchell, son of John Mitchell, IS s!so Il a, 'he Hoffman House, alsp suffering Iron pleUmCnia
 WASHINGTON. April lJ-IemT0rary orders were made y the Interstate Commission to-day suspeuclng the t,h section of the Act on the application or the NnrlNlh CNutAAfiu At-Ati 'f.@ Company, CinciaEati, New Orlaans and Iexss Rsiir0ld. as Co points soui1 of the Ohio snd cast o' tie NissIsslppl aud also on the petition o' the Texas and Pacific RailrOai as Co freIgEts des- tined.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, April ly. A SscTa mento dispatch dated to-day says: He governor to-day appointed NI.c- Sesrls Chlet Justice ot inc State Supreme Court vice F. F. Morrison, deceased.
 SAN FRASCIsCo. April l9.-Thc Cham Der of Commerce, to-day, me euorlAhZed |. $. Secretary Of the Nbyy not to have the war-shlp Hartford destroyed, but to hGva 't repaired and keep It m the ser wee owing to it's historical character.
 SOFIA. April 19.--karavalOi and NJ soferoh, leaders of the conspiracy. which resulted in the deposition and de pCrtmen. ot Prince Alexander, have been liberated from She Imprisonment im posed upon them when the present Bull Esrian regency as umad power.
 LoSDoy, April 19-In the commons this afternoon Caldwell. liberal uuioni-t, gave notice that he would move for the annoiutment of 2 select committee e